Preparing just in case a flight is canceled and I'm rebooked

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Hi everyone --

I'm flying on Friday the 4th on evening flight (ORD to DCA). With everything that's going on with United lately and East coast weather I'd like to be prepared in case my flight is canceled and I'm re-booked.

If my flight is canceled, will I be re-booked for the soonest flight with available seats within the class of ticket I have (first class), or the first available flight with any seats available?

(If it's an issue with a canceled flight, I'd rather get out on an earlier flight in a different class of ticket rather than wait for a flight with a first class ticket if this makes sense.)

Thanks for the help!

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